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namespace PSB\Core\MessageMutation; |
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use PSB\Core\Feature\Feature; |
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use PSB\Core\MessageMutation\Pipeline\Outgoing\OutgoingLogicalMessageMutationPipelineStep; |
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use PSB\Core\MessageMutation\Pipeline\Outgoing\OutgoingPhysicalMessageMutationPipelineStep; |
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use PSB\Core\MessageMutatorRegistry; |
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use PSB\Core\ObjectBuilder\BuilderInterface; |
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use PSB\Core\Pipeline\PipelineModifications; |
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use PSB\Core\Util\Settings; |
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class OutgoingMessageMutationFeature extends Feature |
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/** |
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* Method will always be executed and should be used to determine whether to enable or disable the feature, |
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* configure default settings, configure dependencies, configure prerequisites and register startup tasks. |
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public function describe() |
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$this->enableByDefault(); |
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/** |
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* Method is called if all defined conditions are met and the feature is marked as enabled. |
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* Use this method to configure and initialize all required components for the feature like |
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* the steps in the pipeline or the instances/factories in the container. |
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* @param Settings $settings |
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* @param BuilderInterface $builder |
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* @param PipelineModifications $pipelineModifications |
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public function setup(Settings $settings, BuilderInterface $builder, PipelineModifications $pipelineModifications) |
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$pipelineModifications->registerStep( |
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'OutgoingLogicalMessageMutation', |
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OutgoingLogicalMessageMutationPipelineStep::class, |
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return new OutgoingLogicalMessageMutationPipelineStep($builder->build(MessageMutatorRegistry::class)); |
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$pipelineModifications->registerStep( |
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OutgoingPhysicalMessageMutationPipelineStep::class, |
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return new OutgoingPhysicalMessageMutationPipelineStep($builder->build(MessageMutatorRegistry::class)); |
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ghola /
core
Duplicated code is one of the most pungent code smells. If you need to duplicate the same code in three or more different places, we strongly encourage you to look into extracting the code into a single class or operation.
You can also find more detailed suggestions in the “Code” section of your repository.